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Donald Trump’s vulgar comments about women in a 2005 video were denounced by his running mate Gov. Mike Pence, and are leading numerous Republican lawmakers, including New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte and Sen. John McCain, to drop their support of the candidate. Photo: AP
U.s. Election 2016
GOP Leaders Turn Backs on Trump
A divided Republican Party fell into turmoil as a chorus of GOP candidates and officials repudiated their presidential candidate and scrambled to find personal paths to political survival a month before Election Day. 599
ECB’s Draghi Says Brexit Vote is ‘Very Significant’
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi poured cold water on any hopes that Britain’s vote to leave the European Union would have negligible economic consequences.
French Central Banker Says There is More Room for Monetary Policy
Monetary policy hasn’t reached its limits in terms of global results, Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau said.
German Police Find ‘Highly Explosive’ Materials in Manhunt
Police in the eastern German city of Chemnitz were hunting for a 22-year-old man from Syria suspected of planning a terror attack and said they had found “highly explosive” materials in his apartment.
U.K. Firms Issue Plea for More Say in Brexit Talks
Leaders from top business lobbies in the U.K. made an unusually public plea to the government of Prime Minister Theresa May, asking it to consult more with businesses about Brexit planning.
U.N. Security Council Fails to Agree on New Aleppo Cease-Fire
Two competing U.N. Security Council resolutions for a cease-fire in and around the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo were vetoed by competing world powers on Saturday, further dimming prospects for peace in Syria.
How a Disgraced Trader Became a Pawn in a Feud Between Billionaires
A feud between a U.S. hedge-fund magnate and a Canadian retail tycoon drew an army of advisers, the Justice Department and Julian Rifat, a disgraced U.K. trader. His life will never be the same. 57
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Wines to Pair With Chinese Food
Wall Street Journal wine columnist Lettie Teague took on the vinous challenge of finding a worthy match, with surprising discoveries.
Markets
The Intelligent Investor
The ETF With the 0.00% Fee
ETFs and other index funds are overturning their ridiculous traditions on fees. How low can they go?
With London’s Prime Real Estate, Renters Step Up, Buyers Step Back
Real-estate broker Knight Frank signed a record number of prime central London rental agreements in September. Buyers and sellers have been holding back on luxury homes because of uncertainty about prices and Brexit.
Obama Administration Further Eases Financial Sanctions on Iran
The Obama administration further eased financial sanctions on Iran through regulatory measures that could significantly bolster Tehran’s ability to access global financial markets and attract foreign investment.
Moroccan Islamist Party Wins New Mandate in Elections
The moderate Islamist Party of Justice and Development won Morocco’s national elections, despite frustration with its handling of the economy in its five years leading the government and a challenge from a party close to the royal palace.
At Least 3 People Die in North Carolina From Hurricane Matthew
Hurricane Matthew’s center moved closer to North Carolina after raging through South Carolina Saturday morning. There also were storm-related deaths in Florida and Georgia.
Airstrike Hits Funeral in Yemeni Capital
An airstrike hit a crowded funeral in San’a, Yemen, killing and wounding scores of mourners, officials and witnesses said.
Real Estate
Mansion
David Copperfield’s Homes Have the Magic Touch
The magician brings his passion for story-telling to his multimillion-dollar properties, incorporating arcade games, a collection of artists’ mannequins and an under-construction ‘secret jungle village.’
Business
Mylan to Pay $465 Million in EpiPen Settlement
Mylan agreed to pay $465 million to settle allegations it overcharged the government for its EpiPen products, the latest move by the embattled pharmaceuticals firm to quell the furor over its pricing practices. 108
Insulin Prices Soar, Showing Greater Role of Middlemen
Insulin prices are soaring, creating pain for patients whose life depends on the injectable drug—yet most of the revenue from the increases isn’t going to the drug manufacturers, it is largely being collected by the middlemen. 89
Tech
Personal Technology
Annoying Group Texts? Mute ’Em or Leave ’Em
You don’t have to pay a ransom to friends or family to be set free from a group texting chain. There are two easy routes to safety: Mute the pesky notifications or leave the chat permanently. How you proceed is up to you—or what messaging app you use.
Off Duty
Watches & Jewelry
A Bargain Rolex? How to Play the Online Watch-Auction Game
Everything you need to know to find a deal in the competitive world of online watch auctions
Style & Fashion
The One Sheet: Spring 2017’s Top Fashion Trends
Winter hasn’t arrived yet, but we already know what you’ll be wearing next summer: citrusy colors, rebellious tailoring and shirting aplenty.
Video
The Girl on the Train: From Bestselling Book to the Big Screen
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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Colombian President
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How Social Media Captured Hurricane Matthew
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The Saturday Essay
Predators in the Classroom
Individual cases of sexual abuse by teachers receive a great deal of attention, but how widespread is the problem? Why we still know, and are doing, so little.
Art
Hunting for Treasures in a Jittery Art Market
Upcoming art sales in Hong Kong, London, New York and Los Angeles will gauge the health of the market.
Logistics Report
Truck Company That Hauled Takata Air-Bag Components an ‘Imminent Hazard,’ Regulators Say
U.S. safety regulators labeled a Georgia commercial truck company that hauled Takata Corp. air-bag components over the summer an “imminent hazard” and ordered it to cease operations after propellants exploded in a deadly crash on a Texas highway.